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Erin Phillips - By 2016, Phillips had won two WNBA championships and brought home medals from the Olympics and World Championships in basketball.

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Basketball, AFLW - She won the first ever AFLW's first ever Best and Fairest award in 2017.

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Shane Warne - Renowned for is successful cricket career, Warney also competed in Poker.

Crown Resorts even collaborated with him on opening a nightclub under the name of his lucky number; Club 23.

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Nova Peris -

During the 1996 Olympics, Peris became the first Aboriginal Australian to win the gold in women's hockey.

Moving on to athletics, Peris became successful on the track bringing home gold medals from the Commonwealth Games in 1998.

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Dylan Alcott - Dual Paralympic representative, Alcott played tennis and basketball for Australia bringing home three gold medals overall.

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Jana Pitman - Pittman dominated in athletics, especially track and field, bringing home many gold medals from 2002 and 2006 Commonwealth Games. She also got into the Olympic bobsledding team. 

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Anthony Mundine - Starting out in Rugby playing in grand finals and State of Origin matches, Mundine later became a three-time world-title winning boxer.

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Ellyse Perry - In 2007, at age 16, Perry represented Australia in cricket and soccer, just a month apart. She continued to play both sports until 2014 when she was unable to commit to both sports and stuck successfully with cricket.

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Jarryd Hayne -

Playing for Parramatta Eels, Hayne won the Dally M Medal in 2009 and 2014. He also dabbled in the NFL and had a contract with the San Francisco 49ers.

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Hayden Smith - Whatever Smith puts his mind to he aces. From rugby to basketball to NFL, he had a basketball scholarship before he was scouted to play in the NFL, eventually coming back to rugby.

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Mo'onia Gerrard - Known for her impeccable performance on the netball court, Gerrard also had a time playing rugby 7s.

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Ellie Cole - By 2006, Cole was an international S9 swimming gold medalist. And in 2013, she played on the national women's wheelchair basketball league.

Recently she won two gold medals for swimming in the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

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Darren Bennett - Switching between footy codes can be a gamble, but it worked out for Bennett. Starting in AFL, Bennett later became the first Australian to play in the NFL.

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Dean Brogan - A jack of all trades and master of at least two, Brogan was a top-level NBL-winning basketballer before he moved onto be a ruckman in two different AFL teams.

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Jessica Gallagher - A true multi-code legend is Paralympian Gallagher, who has represented Australia in alpine skiing, athletics and tandem cycling at summer and winter Paralympics.

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Israel Folau - Mastering AFL, Folau moved onto rugby league and rugby union. He was the first player to win back-to-back John Eales medals.

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Brad Thorn - Not only was he one of 46 to be dual international players for the Kangaroos and the Wallabies, but he was also the only one to have represented the Kangaroos and the All Blacks.

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Charlotte Caslick - Caslick is a dual Olympic representative, having played rugby union, touch football and Rugby 7s.

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Reginald ‘Snowy’ Baker - A legend in Australian sport, Snowy covered all bases playing over 30 sports, but he was particularly gifted in rugby union, swimming, diving, and boxing. He represented Australia on multiple fronts, including numerous events at the Olympics, even winning a silver Olympic medal for boxing.

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